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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.

To-Day Closes a Month In Which the Volume
of Business Has Been Highly Satisfactory.
indianapolis, June 80.
In all departments of trade June has exceeded
the most sanguine expectations in its volume of
business. The dry goods nen never before did
so large q business in this month, running 25 to
80 per cent ahead of that of June last year. and
handsomely ahead of any former June since In
dianapolis became much of a commercial CEN
ter Hardware men tell the same story. Drug
eists boot and shoe men all report the trade of
the month as having been II to Is per cent In
excess of that of the corresponding period, 1886.
Grocers have done some better, but the
settled condition of the coffee market
has MORE less encouraged the hand
to-nouth policy of buying everything in the
changes of importance Coffees and sugars
have taken a steady tone which will likely
extend over the Fourth of July. The provision
market is rather quiet something doing only in
a jobbing way in hams and side meats. The
wool % arket is quiet; this years clip is largely
marketed. Prices are firm at the range of some
weeks past The produce markets are active;
small fruits tend lower. with increased arrivals
EGGS are weak; ten cents is all that shippers
willing to pay; much of the stock bad. Poul-
try firm at quotations. The supply of young
chickens for the Fourth is rather limited, and
prices are firm but no higher. In other articles
there nothing calling for special mention.
GRAIN.
The local wheat market opened tame and con-
tinued so through the day at a shade easier
prices than ruled on Wednesday. Receipts
light. The first new wheat of the
rived on this market to-day. For mixed grades
of corn there is good demand. White grades
on account of heavy receipts the last few days
are little off Oats firm and scarce. Track
bids today ruled as follows:
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few on sale. Market strong at unchanged prices.
all the arrivals finding ready sale.
Elsewhere.

ports: cattle-Receipts. 1000; shipments. 8 1000.
40 stockers and feeders stronger at So cows
bulls and mixed. sl.4oo3. 25 bulk, $l.75025o;
unchanged sales at 81 80 az so for bulls and
and f ooo Prices
50I0c lower; trade fairly active; rough and mixed.
g. 9o95 1919; packing and shipping IS light
Sheep-Receipts, $500; shipments, 800. The
market was steady nstves 81 50 so bulk IS 90 90
lambs, per head. 81.
KANSAS CITY. June 3O.--The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts. SOO shipments.
none. The market was steady for corn-fed shipping
cattle butchers grades shade higher CRASHED slow
mon NOR to to- MEDIUM So 03 so: stockers, So so %
2.75; feeding steers 81 $50 %; cows $1.5o025 so;
Hogs - Receipts. s.7Oo shipments, 5000. The
market was SC lower for light and medium weights
04.s5: common to medium. $4.3 04.7o; skips and
pigs So 4.25.
ket was steady good to choice So 03.5O. common to
medium. So 02.75.
ST LOUIS. June 3O-Cattle-Re Receipts L 200; ship
900 Market steady heavy native steers
81 IS "a So; fair to good shipping steers 81 % 80
fair good $3.20 stockers, fair to good. 81 20
03; Texans, common grass to good corn-fed
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 900. Market
srrone: choice heavy and butchers selections $5O5
so5 pfs comm aoa to sosd As 20
Sheep-Reeeipts. 900; shipments 900: Market
steady: clipped fair to choice, Solo04: lambs,
So. 600460.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa June O.-Cattle-Receipts
AIS; shipments 200. The market was very dull;
at Yesterdays quotations.
Hogs-Receipts. 1,5OO: shipments, 100. The
market firm: Phadelphias So. 1905. so:
Workers, $5.2505.35; common and light. $50
SIS.
Sheep-Reeeipts. 2.4OO; shipments. 1000. The
market fair at yesterday prices.
NEW YORK June 3O.-Beeves-Receipts, $40
head all for exporters trading in beeves: the
ket dull and weak for dressed beef; sides, 6l2O
714c.
Sheep Receipts. 10. 400. Sheep firm: lambs dull;
sheep So so 05. 25 per 100 lbs lambs, SIS 80 $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts LOO. The market was steady;
nominal range. S5. 4OO5.7O
BALTIMORE. June 3O.-Beef cattle in fair supply
quality, $45o04 GLE; medium, So. S7ia 043 7i2
ordinary. $2@3.25 Most of the sales were at from
S. so to 81 70. Receipts, 800; sales, Isl.
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, 5000. Sheep, $50
4. 10; lambs $406.25.
CINCINNATI. June 80. Hogs steady;
and light, 81 as. 10; packing and butchers, $4.7O0
5.25. Receipts. 2 400: shipments, zoo.
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confectionery A, s. SO a 5ac cut-loaf and crushed,
1s16c; eranulated, 5.6lc; cubes. 81 O5-94c
Molasses dull Rice steady
Tallow firm. Rosin quiet at 81 Is "a ]. ~
Eggs firm and in fair request; receipts, 1900
packages; Western, Is a Ice.
Pork quiet and unchanged; sales. 80 brls of
mess. Cut-meats firm: pickleu bellies. q &c.
Lard 09 points higher: Western steam. spot,
6 SOC, closing at 6.827 &c 5c: August, g. 500
6.92c; September, 697 a Z. 03c; October. 7.03@
709c; November. G. 95c; December, g. 81 q 6. 93c;
city steam. 6 40c.
But firm; fair inquiry; Western, 10 else;
Western creamery, 15D19c. Cheese firm and
in fair demand; Western, ct 07sc.
CHICAGO, June 3c-The light receipts of
spring wheat, practically but car. aud the
withdrawal of 900 bushels of spring wheat
ing July started at 69sc. fell to 69ac, and in
few minutes sold up to 69ac. Values changed
but little during the early part of the session.
Speculation was very much depressed Now
and then trades were made, but in a prefuuctory
sort of a way and of this kind there were not
sufficient tn move the indicator on the dial any
apprsciable distance from 500. During the last
two hours of the morning session there were
many more men ranged around in cool places
than there were in the pit No
news whatever came from outside markets,
nor was developed locally. There are natural
causes why the market was sluggish to day.
Tomorrow is settlement day. and much more
interest will attach to that event than to prices.
1t will be short session, any way, and will be
followed by three-days' adjournment which
of itself is sufficient for not opening up any new
deals July closed at Coz a 695c. Corn was mod
erately active, though at times was rather quiet.
The feeling easier, Influenced mainly py
tine reports of rains throughout the Northwest
and values averaged about &c lower than yes
terday. Trading was largely in changing July
to the more deferred options. July opened &c
lower at 36sc, sold down to 35sc. and closed at
365c. Oats were unsettled Deferred deliveries
We're frmer and ranged higher, closing about &c
higher. The main speculation is in the new
crop deliveries. and the irmness seems to be due
to the hot. dry weather. July opened at 263c.
declined 25sc, advanced to 25s 26c. and closed
at 25lc Provisions, under the influence OF a
weaker market. opened rather tame and at
slightly reduced prices. Later in the day. the
demand was more active for speculative account
and the market showed more strength. accom-
panied with moderate advance in prices
Trading was chiefly in the long deliveries. and in
July settlements shorts purchased rather free
ly Lard was frmsr and prices influenced by
the covering by Shorts advanced Is a III per
100 pounds, and the appreciation we'll main
tanned. July opened at sc lower at $50. and
closed at Sc So. higest figure of the day.
Short ribs were unsettled and prices were irreg-
ular: Speculation was active. July ribs opened
at T. Doc and sold up to 45c. the closing quota
tions The leading futures ranged as fellows.
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The Jobbing Trade.

CANNED GOODS.
Peaches-Standard. 3-pound. $1.7002; 3.pound
seconds $1.4O01.5O; 2-pound standard. $1,000
100 Corn-Revere $I.2501.3O McMurray.
ST $50 80; Yarmouth 81. 35 "a LAO. Miscellane-
ous-Black berries. 2-pound. SO0S5c: raspberries.
2pound. 81. 1901 20: pineapple, standard 2:pound,
$1.4O02.5O seconds. 2-pound. 81. 1O01.2O cove
oysters, 1-pound.: full,weight 9oe0Sl light, 65S
zoe; 2-pound, full, S1.7O q 1S0; Light, soc 0Sl;
string-beans, 750S0c; Lima beans, 81 35 al 80:
peas, marrowfat 7Oc0$1.2O: small. ST.. 80; loo-
sters 81 95 02. 10; red cherries 81 20; goose
berries CSC O$l: Strawberries ST.. 10 1.2O.
COAL AND tOKE
Block IS 25 y ton; Mnshall. So 25 ~ toni Jack
son. So. 70 ~ ton; Pittsburg. 81 p tom Raymond
City. 81 y ton: Winifrede. S4 p ton; Camgben
Creek 81 y ton; Hooking. 1878 y ton; Island City
$3 " ton; Highland. 1913 " ton; Piedmont and
Blossburg IS y ton, Duggar Peacock) lump So "
ton; nut, s.. SO p ton; chestnut No. and stove
thracte, 81 ~ tons egg and CRATE anthracite So 70
y tom gas coke. 12c ~ bu So p load crushed coke
13c ~ bu or So 25 ~ load. All soft coal nut size,
soc y ton less than the above prices on the same
quality of lump coal
Alcohol. So. 0502.lO: asafoetida, 20025c; alum.
405c camphor 80 1D32c, cochineal so D55c; chioro-
form 45D50c copperas brls. So So cream tar
tar pure. 40142c; indigo. SOc0S1: lcorice. Caab..
genuine, 3004Oc: magnesia. carb. log, 2o0Soc:
morphine. p. 81 W., y S3.1003 80; madder Il
014c; oil. castor, " gal. 81 so So oil bergamot
- n, So 1928: opium. 81 5OD4.75; quinine, P 81
W., p OF, % 07Oc; balsam copaiba 5O0o5c; soap,
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK June O-F!our-Receipts H.
POI packages; exports, 1.497 barrels and 1926
sacks. Still tending in buyers favor, with a
comparatively light trade; sales. 10000 barrels;
superfine Western and State 81 600330.
Wheat-Receipts. $50. $50 bu; exports, 260, zoo
tu. Spot lots OF winter wheat unsettled and
feverish, owing to the manipulation in June;
spring, a lc better; export trading very moder-
ate. June red opened weak and declined SC.
afterward strengthened and on the second call
sold at 81 OF through official buying by the grain
committee for short account Other months
opened firm and advanced a &c, closing steady.
showing a reaction of a &c. Speculation quiet.
Sales, 100000 bu futures, and 249.000
tu spot and to arrive. No. Chi
faeo, SO S34c delivered S22c to arrive. 8l3c t.
l.. S24c f. o. b No l hari Sc S64c ungraded.
so cote: No red. 81 a 05 elevator. S6Ac deliv-
FRY late July; No red, nominal: No. white,
nominal; No. 2 red. June, 81 a OF: July, 64s q
81 9 Ice closing at S4sc August. s44 a 85c. clos
ing at SAFE; September, IS SIG 854c closing at
B52s; October S6z a SIC, closing at S6sc; Decem-
ber S94 S94c. closing at s9sc; January. 90ac,
closing AT 90sc Nav. 95a 95sc, closing at 9o3c.
Corn-Spog lots &c and options a &c lower,
.losing heavy; receipts, O. $50 bu: exports. ST.,
s4S bu sales 40S, 900 bu futures and l42, 600 on
Ipot and to arrive: uneraded, 10 a474c; No 2
rs a 4GIc elevator. AGA 462c afioat No. 2 June
Acc; July. 45s a Ace. closing at 4o5c; August.
i6s 047c closing at 47c; September, 4Sc,
closing at 4Sc
Oats generally steady: receipts 10000 bu
exports. 100 bu sales, l65. 900 bu futures and
1920 600 bu spot; mixed Western, 80 a 35c; white
Western. 81 942c
Hay unchanged and quiet.
Hops steady and quiet.
Coffee-Spot fair r, o steady st 1T4c Options
steady and rather quiet: sales 6s 2oO bags; July,
I5650l5 75c: August. 10 10 a l6 05c: Septem ber
16O01I 6 25c: October. 16 10 I6 30c: Move IN Der,
10 2Oa 10 Acc; December. 10 % a l6 SOC: January,
I6 csc: February. l6. 40 10 soc: March. l6 45c.
erie ard do mad aaiA IRA
C4I5l6a Be; white extra @, 5 Lice; yellow,
44045c; on A, 81 oslo: standard A, 5s05 7-16c;
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Oxford Down sheep attain to very heavy
weights, the rams, at three years of age, reaching
as high as 400 pounds and ewes 300 They are
the largest of the mutton breeds, and yield
a fleece of medium wool, weighing twenty
pounds. These weights for special ipdi-
viduals that have been on exhibition, but 300
pounds is not unusual weight for rams over
two wears old.
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour quiet
but prices were firm; No. spring wheat. sos q
69kc; No. spring wheat. 63c; No. red. 724c.
No. corn. 36sc No. 2 oats, 252 a 25sc. No. 2
rye Soc No. 2 barley nominal No l faxseed,
s1I5 Prime timothy-seed, $2.200235 80. Mess
pork, per bbl.. $50; lard, 100 lbs, Sc 500
521; short-ribs sides Cloose), ST. 40 074 24: dry
clear sides (boxed) $Zs5 079o. Whisky. distill-
ers finished goods per gal, 81 10. Sugars, cut
loaf, 6 06sc; graduated, 6Sc; standard A,
5 13-16c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was frmer and fairly active; creamery,
I4A q l84c dairy, Is 016c Eggs steady at
III 012c.
Receipts-Flour H. 600 brls; wheat. IL. 900 bu
corn, 126. 900 blu; oats, $4,000 bu; barley, 1000
bu. Shipments-Flour, Il, 900 brls: wheat, 306.
900 bu; corn, 237. 600 bu; oats, SO, 600 blu; bar
ley 1000 blu.
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OILS.

OIL CITY, Pa. June educational Transit certi-
cates opened Slice highest 81 7sc; lowest, &c.,
closed at 81 ssc Sales 1872 600 brls; clearances. l.
356 600 brls; charters Al 46S brls; shipments o.,
40 brls.
PITTSBURG. Pa, June 3O.-Petroleum dull:
National Transit certificates opened at 6l c closed
at q i lac; highest, 81 Sac; lowest 81 lac.
NEW YORK, June 30.-Petroleum very
dull opening 81 7sc highest 81 7sc; lowest. 81 3sc;
closing at 81 1ec. Sales 166. 900 brls
CLEVELAND June 30.-Petroleum quiet; Stand
ard white. 110o, 70.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. June 3o.-Turpentine firm
at 30a4c
SAVANNAH, Ga, June 3O.-Turpentine quiet
at 303ic.
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Superior Court.

Room I-Hon. N. B. Taylor, Judge.
Frances c. Hallard vs. Alexander r. Hallard;
divorce Granted.
Ann NJ. Rawley Vierling K Morris ct al
foreclosure. mortgage foreclosure.
Stoughton J. Fletcher ct al. vs. Joseph LaCroix;
attachment. Cause dismissed.
Room 2-Hon. d. w. Howe. Judge.
Charles W. Lewis vs. Anna E. Lewis; suit for
divorce Application refused
W. T. A. Bernhamer, guardian, VS.. Anna M.
Miller habeas corpus Decision in favor Of
plaintiff and custody of children given to him
Room 3-Hon. Lewis g. Walker. Judge.
Charles Brown Henry Hagedon; note.
Judgment for $3.50. So
Haueh, Ketcham & Co. vs. Hugh r. Streeter;
contract On trial By court.
NEW SUIT
Mary E. Binninger the Equitable Trust
Company; complaint for damages. Demand,
$40 600
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$1,000
10000
100000
$2,o35.0o

Root Beer-For each gallon of water to be
used take hops, burdock, yellow dock. sarsapa-
rilla, dandelion and spikenard roots. of each
half an ounce, bruised; boil about twenty min
utes ard strain while hot add eight ten drops
of oils of spruce and sassafras mixed in equal
proportions. When cool enough not to scald
your hand put in three tablespoonfuls of yeast.
two-thlrds of pint of molasses a half pound
of white sugar. Keep these proportions for as
many gallons as you wish to make. 1t is best to
get the dry roots After all is mixed let it stand
in jar with cloth thrown over il to work
about two hours; then bottle and set in n cool
place.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana, for the twenty four hours
ending at P. M, June 80, 1887 furnished by
Elliott g. Butler, abstracters of titles, Room %.
Htna Building:
Van B. Stiarwalt to William Ray, lot 8,
in block % in Indianapolis ..-.. $500
Anna L. Monfort to William Radke, lot
"a in square 8, of Hubbard ct ais.
southeast addition to Indianapolis 10000
The Thames Loan aud Trust Company to
Edwin L. Atkinson. lots 3. 4. and g.
in Daughertys subdivision of lots 264
265 aud 266. in F!etchers Woodlawn
suburb in Indianapolis. 100000
Matthias B. Martin to Mahaa Shoemaker.
lot l. in Parker, McGinnis g. Hosbrook
Henoerson's addition to Indianapolis 10000
convevances. 4; consideration. So, O35. 90
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3O.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10 7-16c: low middling. 10 Lice good
ordinary. 716c; net and receipts, 4S7 bales;
10 066 bales.
NEW YORK. June 80. &C. l.. Greene 81 Co.'S
port cotton futures says: 'The bulk of the bust
in August contract and it sort OF local
market throughout. Early in the day matters were
little weak and decline took place but there
a change the other tack and 10 points above last
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Criminal Court.

Hon. William A. Irwin. Judge:
State Jennie St Clair; keeping house OF
prostitution. Plea of guilty; fined.
State vs. Emma MARSHALL; keeping house of
prostitution. Plea of guilty; fined.
State VS.. Jennie Williams; keeping house of
prostitution. Acquitted.
State Richard Allen; petit larceny. SEN
fenced to ten days in the work house.
State vs.. George Mitter; grand larceny. SEN
fenced to thirty days in the work house.
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Metals.

NEW YORK June 30.-Copper steady lake 100
10000. Lead quiet, common. 45sc. Tin steady
ST. LOUIS, June 3O.-Lead dull at l4.37l2
44Oc.
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NEW YORK, June 30.-For the last dav of the
month and the season, the market very quiet in
demand but prices steady to strong and the
movement orders very free.
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Dry Goods.

unsettled feeling at the close. The crop indifer-
of tho demand 81 FsISs $ + ~
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Light Receipts and the Approaching
Holidays Cause Dull Day in Wheat.

Corn Moderately Active and Prices a Trif1e
Lower-Oats nsettled-ProvisiOns Open
Weak, but Slight Advance Follows.
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NEW YORK, June 30-Bar silver, oslo.
LONDON, June 30.-Bar silver, A I-l6d per
Eunce
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Light Business i'm Cattle for Want of Stock
Hogs Active-Sbeep Strong.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 80.
CATTLE-Receipts 26: shipments. 80. But lit
tie doing for want of stock. Market about the
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Wool.
LIVE STOCK

ST. LOUIS, June 3O-wool 1ac lower and weaker
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Conveyances. A; consideration
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Eek. dividend.